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Red and white horseshoe arches inside the Mezquita of Córdoba

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Day trips from Seville

5 placesFreeUpdated November 5, 2026

Roman ruins on the edge of town, a walled hilltop village, the Mezquita of Córdoba, a Cádiz beach and the Doñana marshes: five easy day trips.

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  1. Museums & culture· Santiponce

    Itálica

    A Roman city founded in 206 BC and birthplace of the emperor Trajan. Its huge amphitheatre and mosaic-paved streets are still there.

    Panorama of the Roman amphitheatre at Itálica
  2. Museums & culture· Carmona

    Carmona

    A walled hilltop town with monumental gates, whitewashed streets and a Roman necropolis just outside.

    White houses and towers of Carmona seen from the Puerta de Sevilla
  3. Nature & beaches· Cádiz

    La Caleta beach

    A small beach in Cádiz's old town, between the San Sebastián and Santa Catalina castles. It fills up at sunset.

    Sand and sea at La Caleta beach in Cádiz
  4. Nature & beaches· Almonte (Huelva)

    El Rocío

    A village of sandy streets on the edge of the Doñana marshes. From the waterside promenade you can watch birds, often including flamingos.

    The El Rocío marshes on the edge of Doñana

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How to plan the day trips

  1. Córdoba

    The high-speed AVE train takes about 45 minutes from Santa Justa. Monday to Saturday, the Mezquita is free from 8:30 to 9:30, with no groups and except on special feast days; the rest of the day you need a ticket.

  2. Itálica

    It's in Santiponce, about 9 km out. Bus M-170 leaves from the Plaza de Armas bus station. EU citizens get in free; check the opening hours on the Junta de Andalucía website before you go.

  3. Carmona

    About 35 km away by motorway. Start at the Puerta de Sevilla gate, which looks out over the town, and walk up through the old quarter.

  4. Cádiz and El Rocío

    Cádiz is just under two hours by train, so save La Caleta for the end of the day. El Rocío is best by car, about an hour away. Bring binoculars for the marshes.

Checked on November 3, 2026. Opening hours and tickets can change, so check each place’s website before you go.

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